The SXWSBTHCXSXX is the communicating sensor base of the SmartX living space sensor assembly, integrating temperature, relative humidity, and carbon dioxide sensing in a single wall-mounted device. This modular design separates the sensing components and electronics in the base from the visible interface provided by the cover, which is ordered separately.

This approach simplifies procurement and installation, allowing the same base to be used throughout a facility while varying only the fascia to match interior design requirements. Carbon dioxide sensing enables demand-controlled ventilation, allowing outdoor air intake to be modulated based on actual occupancy rather than running at fixed rates.

Proper placement is critical for CO2 sensors. Avoid locations near open doors, kitchen extracts, or dense desk clusters where readings may not represent overall space conditions. Record sensor addressing and controller associations during installation to prevent misidentification that could drive ventilation in wrong zones.

Include calibration indicator checks in regular maintenance schedules rather than waiting for implausible readings to occur.

• Office Buildings: Demand-controlled ventilation systems where CO2 readings modulate outdoor air based on occupancy
• Meeting Rooms & Classrooms: Spaces with intermittent and highly variable occupancy patterns
• Hotels & Residential: Applications requiring both comfort monitoring and air quality reporting to central systems
• Healthcare Facilities: Waiting areas where ventilation adequacy supports infection control
• Green Building Projects: Certified projects requiring measured air quality data for evidence base
• Laboratories & Open Plan Offices: Spaces with fluctuating occupant numbers where fixed ventilation rates would waste energy or provide inadequate ventilation